WoW

For me, it's hard to say which World of Warcraft expansion had what I feel is the best Warrior, because each expansion did a few things I've loved -- Wrath of the Lich King brought us Titan's Grip, for example, which is absolutely my favorite Warrior ability of all time, even ahead of Charge.

Castle Nathria is the seat of power for Sire Denathrius, the Vampire Lord of the Venthyr, and the first raid that players will be assaulting in Shadowlands — and raid testing is well underway in the Shadowlands beta.

So you want to run Castle Nathria.

Each of the Afterlives videos included a well-known lore character from the past.

One of the most pressing pieces of business you'll have when you arrive in Shadowlands is finding a way back.

One of the most enduring legacies of Mists of Pandaria has been the bonus roll system, which gave you another chance to roll for loot when a boss died, literally an additional chance to roll against the boss' loot table.

One of the things that's been a big part of gearing in Battle for Azeroth is randomness.

Vol'jin was done dirty.

Yes, you can now solo Legion raids, and Blizzard has even updated the Legacy Loot system so that Legion raids use it.

So, one of the big questions people have asked about the leveling squish since it was announced for Shadowlands is simply what level will I be when the expansion arrives? While it's easy for certain characters -- if you're level 120 now, you'll be level 50 once the pre-patch for the upcoming expansion comes out -- it's not that easy for your level 73 Druid.